Argentine drama already has a romantic comedy episode. In the middle of the election race, where he was the favorite in the October 22 elections, far-right Javier Milei begins an emotional affair. Not just anyone: it’s a popular impersonator Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner. Actress and dancer Fátima Florez seems to have won the icy heart of an economist who, according to the biographer, reads Torah with a conservative rabbi, communicates telepathically with the spirit of her deceased pet, and also claims to be an expert in tantric sex. His neoliberal agenda leaves him time to interpret biblical texts, to make contact with pseudo-eroticism and the afterlife with an exotic, orientalist twist. But one idyll is missing. Something that, in the heat of passion, will subvert the primacy of calculation, transform the candidate’s hierarchy and offensive gesture into dazzling bliss. With its ironic paradox, the time has come. The rhetorical scourge of Kirchnerism, which promised to put an end to the idea of social justice it saw as “perverse,” now associates its name with a theatrical copy of the vice president.
The flag bearer of La Libertad Avanza said it was the first time he had seen Florez on a television show that featured them as a guest. Luck did its thing, she. “Few glances go, few glances come, we stayed in touch and one day we began to see each other differently.. We’re so happy”. The blonde comedian confirmed: “We’re so good.” The paparazzi are following them to provide proof that this isn’t a promotional show.
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one in Argentina A long tradition of combining politics and entertainmentIt’s the busiest point of the meeting between then-colonel Juan Perón and film and radio actress Eva Duarte during a charity festival in 1944. The most severe representation crisis: Six million votes lost in the last four years, some of which went to Milei. Evita died of cancer on July 26, 1952, becoming a more ordinary standard-bearer. The widowed Perón met Isabel Martínez, a pianist and Spanish dance teacher in exile; this person would become his wife and would take over the presidency after the leader’s death in 1974.
24 years ago this country was going through a process economic shocks that these days revive the memory of those who have suffered. Hyperinflation and a shortage of Central Bank reserves forced Raúl Alfonsín, the first president of the democratic transition that began in late 1983, to hand over his government to Carlos Menem six months earlier. Consistent with the fall of the Berlin Wall, Peronism returned to power with an orientation alien to its origins. Menem, a tribute to Milei, has auctioned state companies, tied the fate of the peso, the local currency, to the dollar, and flirted with show business. In accordance with these games, Juan Bautista appointed Jofre as the head of the Intelligence Secretariat. As it is known, ‘Tata’ gained notoriety not for his work with spies but for his romance with Adriana Brodsky, a ‘hot’ girl on television; this was once the secret desire of many Argentines. to the School of Naval Mechanics (ESMA), dictatorship’s concentration camp to liven up an evening for the oppressors.
Shakira and De la Rua
It wasn’t just Peronism that contributed to the transitions between government work and entertainment. President Fernando de la Rúa’s son and right-hand man, Antonio de la Rúa, began flirting with Shakira amid high-profile political events. In parallel, Menem married the former Miss World Cecilia Bolocco of Chilean origin. Now it’s Milei’s turn, against the background of another delicate situation that some compare to 1989 and others to 2001, which ended under De la Rúa’s rule. not only monopolizes the economic news, but also monopolizes the gossip segment. Insiders say his tarot reader sister and psychic Karina, whom he promised to appoint as First Lady should the ultras win the election, watched with some resentment as Florez came into the candidate’s inner circle.
“He’s a gentleman, super caring, a really great person and also very smart.said of the copycat libertarian. Milei has won some of the support of the precarious youth in a country of 40 percent poor people. Advisers say that, among other reasons, the elderly are partially indifferent to her because of mysteries.
“Yuse Fatima was using me back then, it was all for convenience,” said model Romina Seferian, disgusted. The relationship lasted three months. Her romance with Florez isn’t without other interesting rams. She was a member of the second generation of the musical choreography group Las Primas. Almost forty years ago, Daniela Mori formed part of the “first generation” of the quartet whose songbook was trivial: the songbook fidgety in front of the cameras and scantily clad. As it is known, Daniela was the last girlfriend of the far right. “We never talked politics with him, he was just an economist“. During their short flirtations, she composed techno cumbia ‘Bomb tantrica’, perhaps as if fascinated. She didn’t miss the opportunity to sing it with the man who could rule Argentina. “When she touches me it makes me tremble / how it provokes me and increases my passion / it’s a tantric bomb, fantastic / me it makes me fly, it makes me dream.” The footage of Milei dancing with Mori is a nightmare for many.